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I MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. SUNDAY. JULY 17, I860 l R. Manning Parents Announce Engagement News Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wat kins, Wasco, Ore., have an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Phylis, to Del- bert L. Harvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Harvey, 613 Newtown avenue. Miss Watkins is a graduate of Northwestern School of Business, Portland. Mr. Har vey was graduated from Mod ern Barber college, Portland, and is presently employed at Davis Ye Olde Clip shop, East Main street The wedding is planned for the Methodist church in The Dalles, Ore., on September 4. Miss Watkins was a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey the weekend of July Fourth at which time she was honored with a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. D. M. Blicken ataff and Mrs. J. H. Gregory Job's Daughters Attend Grand Session in Salem More than 200 southern Or egon members of the Interim tional Order of Job's Daugli tcrs attended the 36th annual grand session held in Salem this week end. Approximately 1,500 Job's Daughters and 300 adults attended. New grand bethel honored queen Is Miss Jean Isaacson, Gladstone. Grand bethel offi cers from southern Oregon bethels include Miss Mary O Nelll, Grants Pass, treas urer. Grand representatives selected from southern Oregon include Miss Vieki Ann In gram, Bethel 14, Medford, New Mexico; Miss Lauri Bu onocore. Bethel 55. Medford, Washington; Miss Janet Gra ham, Ashland, Ohio; Miss Su san Rae Eastin, Shady Cove, Arizona; Miss June Hopkins, Central Point, Wisconsin; and Miss Dianne Blue, Kerby, Montana. Newly elected grand guard ian is Mrs. Ralph Nelson, Portland; L. R. Manning, Medford, associate grand guardian; Mrs. W. K. Suit, Medford, vice grand guardian Cecil Brown, Portland, vice associate grand guardian; Mrs, L. A. Maulding, Nyssa, grand guide; Mrs. Kennth Gildner, Portland, grand marshal; Wil liam Harris, Portland, grand- inner guard; Harry Smith, Oakland, grand outer guard; Mrs. J. W. McGill, Beaverton, grand secretary; and Mrs. Will Hargreave, Portland, grand treasurer. Appointor Officers Appointive grand officers Be Wise! Shop Early for Back-To-School V A. 'KINQSLEY VpHf fur blend slipon j and skirt-mate Ml from southern Oregon Include Mrs. Harold Gordon, Med ford, grand chaplain, and Mrs. Homer Snyder, Kerby, grand second messenger. During the grand session 11 girls received scholarships. Miss Rachel Hamilton, Cen tral Point, was among those receiving $250 scholarships. Grand officers were In stalled Saturday evening with Bethels 14 and 55, Medford, giving the addendum for Mr. Manning. The session opened Thurs day with competitive choral singing, opening ceremonies with all honored queens, prin cesses, junior and senior past honored queens, grand bethel officers and representatives, and grand officers from throughout the state partici pating. Miss Sandra McCul- loch, Coos Bay, state honored queen, presided. Activities Friday activities included a meeting of the grand bethel with Gov. Mark O. Hatfield welcoming the delegates, a tour of the state house, a pic nic and swim party at Para dise Island park followed by a formal banquet that evening at the Marion hotel and in stallation of grand bethel of ficers and formal dance. Mem bers of the De Molay were escorts. Saturday's events included daughter's breakfast and style show at Meier and Frank, bowling, and the an nual competitive drills. The session will end with worship services this morning at the Presbyterian church in Salem. Visits Father Applegate Valley - Miss Janice Poole, Crescent City, Calif., is a guest at the home of her father, Mel Pool of Up per Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Pool, Oceanside, Calif., also are guests at the Pool residents. The two men are brothers. 1;-' ' ) Mr. and Mrs. John Edwin Gibbens (Dwain Smith photo) Shafer-Gibbens Wedding Held at FirstChristian Miss Priscilla Marie Shaf er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Price Shafer, 412 Union street, became the bride of John Edwin Gibbens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Gib bens, 1990 Saginaw street, Salem. Saturday, July 2. Their wedding took place Carol West Is Bride Of James C Collins Jr. DitHnauiihad ftir-fclend iwultr, full faihioned . . veel. fur fiber and nylon blended fer reft warmth. Usee: Je-40 ; Kurt, freen, frey, and feld lambi $9 98 leld plaid iklrt ef 100 wool picka up the mured sweater tenet. Hie-tlned, darted, back pleat and all-leather belt. Grey-Geld end Rutt-Sreen $1.00 will hold any sweater or skirt Use Our lay-A-Way Plan NOW Shop in Air Conditioned Comfort MSHONC6NIH 214 S. Moin SP 2-7169 Of interest to Medford res idents is the wedding of Miss Carol Dawn West, San Lean- dro, Calif., and James C. Col lins Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Collins, 2224 East Main street, Medford. The rites were held June 25 in San Leandro at the All Saints Episcopal church with the Rev. John Praed, canon pastor of Grace Cathedral, San Fran cisco, officiating. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Ruby M. West, Monte bello, Calif. About 75 relatives and friends attended the two o'clock afternoon wedding. Music by Bach was played. The bride wore a floor length gown fashioned with lace bodice and net skirt. The bodice was styled with scoop neckline and long sleeves. She carried an all-white bouquet. Her father escorted her to the altar. Miss Althea Sayward, San Leandro. a former roommate of the bride, was maid of hon or. She wore a pale green gown. Kent Bonney, Daly City, Calif., served as best man for his brother-in-law and ushers were Richard Stuart, Diablo, Calif., a former Medford res ident; Richard Lingenfeltcr, Alamo, Calif.; Thomas Lyson, Livermore, Calif.; Thomas Parks, San Leandro; and George Patraw, Livermore. A reception for the newly weds followed in the church reception hall. For the occa sion the bride's mother wore a rose pink silk organza dress and a corsage of pink minia ture yellow roses. The bride groom's mother wore a dress of tan silk organza and a cor sage of miniature yellow roses. Relatives of the bridegroom who attended the wedding, in addition to those in the wed ding party, included the Misses Margaret and Miriam Collins, aunts, San Diego; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Collins, uncle and aunt, San Diego; and Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Swavey, cousins, Aptos, Calif. Also attending were the bride's brother, David West, Belmont, Calif., and other rel atives. The bride received her bachelor's degree from Whit tier college and her master of education degree from Mills college. She is a teacher in the San Leandro Unified School district. The bridegroom is a grad uate of Medford High school and California Institute of Technology. He is a mechan ical engineer with Lawrence Radiation laboratory, San Le andro. They traveled to Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico, on their honeymoon and are ex pected to visit with friends and relatives in the valley late in August. Postponed The Woman's Christian Temperance Union picnic scheduled for July 21 has been postponed until July 28. Hurry! Hurry! JULY CLEARANCE STILL IN PROGRESS LIVING ROOM FURNITURE RUGS, CARPET & LINOLEUM BEDROOM FURNITURE ONE-OF-A-KIND & ODDS & ENDS DINING ROOM FURNITURE II MU 5-8771 D0XDOQ f r FREE EASY S&H STAMPS WITH DELIVERY TERMS CASH PURCHASES at 4 o'clock In the afternoon in First Christian church with the Rev. Frederick Evans reading the double-ring serv ice. He also served commun ion after the rites. The bride, whose father gave her in marriage, wore a gown of white sand crepe, ballerina length, styled with a bouffant skirt. She wore a shoulder-length veil and car ried a fan-shaped bouquet of talisman roses and white shat tered carnations. Mrs. Stephen S. Parrish, Ashland, a cousin of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a turquoise sheath dress with matching hat and car ried a bouquet of blue del phiniums and white daisies. H. Wayne Gibbens, brother of the bridegroom, Milwau- kie, Ore., was best man and Mr. Parrish seated guests. Coral gladioli and white Ester Reed daisies decorated the church. Mrs. Clifton Stout, Inglewood, Calif., the bride groom's sister, was organist. The bride's parents were hosts for a dinner at their home following the wedding. The bride, a graduate of Medford High school in 195S, is a student at the University of Oregon. The bridegroom, a graduate of South Salem High school in 1958, attend ed Willamette university and is now a student at the Uni versity of Oregon. Lawrence's Your Friendly Family Sror ' NOW I For the firat lima a diamond ring ichierei "til around" brillianre. 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She was a member of Alpha Phi social sorority and plans to teach this fall In An tioch, Calif., schools, Mr, Colcmim was also grad uated in Juno from tho Uni versity of Oregon where he majored in business adminis tration. A graduate of Med ford High school, ho was it member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. A November wedding Is planned In Portland after which the couple will make their home in Walnut Creek, Calif. Picnic Planned By Masons, OES The members of Warren lodge, Oregon Chapter Royal Arch Masons, and Adarel chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold their annual picnic Sunday, July 24, at 1 p.m. at TouVclle state park. Those attending are to take their own table service and those whose last names begin with the letters A-G, salads; H-P, desserts, and Q-Z, fried chicken. Ice cream and cold drinks will be furnished. Verdell Schwedler Betrothal News Told by Parents Mr. and Mrs. Duvld C. Bak er, 722 Palm street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Ham. Ilton, Sacramento, Calif., to Master Sergeant Ernest F. Soto, Rapid City, South Da kota. He Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Su'.o, Denver, Colo. The lricl:M'lect was gradu ated from Medford High school in 1055 and was em ployed by Wcstinghouse Elec tric Supply company before ninvin.t to Sacramento. She Is r np!oyed by Wcstinghouse In H:o'l .nnento at present. Sergeant Soto attended schools in Denver and is sta lioncd with the Air Force at lUislnnorc Air Force base, South Dakota. They plan a fall wedding. Alice Ruth Todd, Roger Johnson Engaged to Wed Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Camer on, Vancouver, Wush,, an nounco the engagemnt of Ihelr daughlor, Allco llutli Todd, to Roger Allen Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. IIukkoII D. John, son, 11IIII West Tenth streot, Medford, Miss Todd Is ii 111(10 gradu ate of Hudson Buy High school, Vancouver, and Is presently employed at North's Chuck Wagon In Medford while she spends tho summer at tho Johnson residence, Mr. Johnson ' attended Medford schools and was graduated with tho class of 10511, Ho at tended Clark college, last year and Is currently employed at Matlock's Super Market and Pacific Fruit and Produce company. Both young people will at tend Clark college this fall. A Juno 10(11 wedding Is planned. Kaffeeklatsch Set for Tuesday Gold Hill - Mrs. Edwin Blancher, Box 513, Houto 1, will bo hostess at her homo on Sardine Creek road for u Kuffocklutsoh for all won' u of tho area Tuesday. July 0, at 1 p.m. All newcomer,-' i Surdlno Creek are ivnieelu'iy Invited lo attend this ho'IiiI guthorlng which Is ludtl euch month lo glvo neighbors an opportunity la become hotter acquainted. Youngsters will bo onler tulnttd at tho Ogden Kelloug riinch while mothers ultend the coffoo hour, Mrs. Blancher said, Picnic Medlord Blue Slur Moth ers, chapter 2, will picnic at the home of Mrs. Mary Note, 32 Hamilton street, Thursday, July 21, at 12::iu p.m. DON'T MISS NORFIELD'S JULY CLEARANCE SHOE SALE REAL VALUES SHOES! 110 IAST MAIN ST. tit. 1908 i country fair cottons go to town ..in easy-care calico prints 1098 See wind's happened lo cotlon calico! See how (lies. CiMiiuii-right styles will suit your every mood and activity... from cily shopping lo square dancing Saturday nighl! Sophisticated, yet disarmingly charming... wilh those expensive-looking delanU, iil the imaginative color coinhiimtiom you adore! fl. scoop neck style with pulhiil slpcvcs; while collnii eyelet Irini; gathered skirl. Green, gold or hlue. 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